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After owning many CBR600’s and a bunch of other bikes, I ran across this nice 93 1000F that was priced right and in excellent condition so I bought it. It has 18K on the clock and runs perfect. Has obviously been well taken care of.
I’m just lucky and I keep my eyes open. This popped up and the price was right. Bought it over the phone. Turned out to be better than advertised in person.
One of those deals where the guy bought it to relive his youth and realized it scared the crap out of him. I’ve bought a few of those.
One of those deals where the guy bought it to relive his youth and realized it scared the crap out of him. I’ve bought a few of those.
That is exactly how I got my bike. A great friend bought it brand new having never ridden a motorcycle. He put a little over 100 miles on iylt an parked it because it scared the crap out of him. It sat for more than a decade before he decided to sell it.
That is exactly how I got my bike. A great friend bought it brand new having never ridden a motorcycle. He put a little over 100 miles on iylt an parked it because it scared the crap out of him. It sat for more than a decade before he decided to sell it.
dennisgb, an unwritten rule in the forum is, if you're gonna take a photo of your bike in your shop, YOU MUST HAVE A CAN OF WD-40 IN THE PHOTO.
It is usually placed just in camera view or somewhere in close proximity of the bike but not obvious in plain view. lol
I’m a member of the 1000 club now
